ProviderSuite includes the General Equivalency Mapping (GEM) database developed by CMS.
In Billing Manager
Click on "GEMs Search"
Enter the ICD-9 code and you will see the results for ICD-10
You can also check the Reverse look up box and enter ICD-10 info and receive the ICD-9 code.
The GEMs tools is also available on the Billing Manager > Claim - Details screen when selecting ICD codes for use on the claim.
For more information on the GEMs tools, please see http://www.justcoding.com/292169/gems-a-useful-addition-to-icd10cm-transition-tool-kit
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